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Thompson Rivers University: Facts and Figures

Facts & Figures

Founded: 1970 as Cariboo College
University College Status: Announced, March 21, 1989.
Degrees Offered: Sept. 1989
First Partnership Degrees Awarded: June, 1991
New Name Adopted: Sept. 1992, University College of the Cariboo (UCC)
First Independent UCC Degree Awarded: June, 1996
Full University Status: March 19, 2004
New Name Announced: Sept. 2004,Thompson Rivers University (TRU)
TRU Inaugural Convocation: March 31, 2005
Estimated Costs: (2008 Fulltime Fall Semester for Intl Student)
Application Fee: $100
Tuition Fees
TRU Student
Fees

Undergraduate Tuition Fees

$6,900

$452

Tuition Fees for Master's Degree Programs

$7,500

$452

* Includes $248 Health and Dental Fee, which students with equivalent coverage may opt out of.



Housing

TRU Residence and Conference Centre
580 units
*McGill On-Campus Housing 300 units
*Upper College Heights 300 rooms
*Both McGill Housing and Upper College Heights are privately owned and operated facilities offering residence accomodations to TRU students.

Accommodation Fees

Homestay Program:

CDN$2400.00/semester (includes meals)

Homestay Placement Fee:

CDN$150.00

Security Deposit:

CDN$600.00

New Student Residences (on-campus):

CDN$2,450.00/semester

On-Campus Housing:

CDN$1,840.00/semester

Upper College Heights Student residence:

CDN$1,500.00/semester


Enrollment by Gender (as of Fall 2005 - Summer 2006)

Total (FT/PT) % % Female %Male

University Degrees

6112
4680/1432 59
61 39

Career/Technology

2473 1032/1441 24 61 39

Trades & Vocational

1068 1068/- 10 5 95

Developmental

674
242/432 7
56 44

Totals

10,327 7022/3305 100 54 46
Continuing Education
4,494

Enrollment by Age Group (2005/2006)

18-24 25-29 30-39 40+
University Degrees 73.5% 12.5% 8% 6%
Career/Technology 41% 15% 21% 23%
Trades 58.5% 17% 17% 7.5%
Developmental 58% 15% 15.5% 11.5%

Domestic Students by Home Location (2005/2006)

Cariboo region (Includes Kamloops and Williams Lake) 74%
Okanagan/Kootenays 10%
Lower Mainland and Vancouver Ils
8%
Northern BC 4%
Outside BC (Canada) 4%


International (percentage of total student population)


13%

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